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The idea of a strangers meeting and agreeing to commit a murder swap of their respective spouses is tantalizing. Patricia Highsmith and Alfred Hitchcock famously explored the idea in Strangers on a Train, which is the clear precursor to Tubi’s latest thriller, A Kill for a Kill, though the new film gender-and race-swaps the characters.

In director Dylan Vox’s film, Destiny (Meyon Jacobs) is a successful author and speaker. As we see her speak to a sold-out auditorium at a women’s empowerment weekend, her talk is intercut with scenes of Toni (Tristan Cunningham) experiencing domestic abuse by her husband Marcus (Tarek Zohdy). Toni has snuck away to attend “Take It Back” because Destiny’s career is centered on her own experience surviving and thriving in the wake of a sexual assault; both women believe in the message about fighting back and reclaiming your power.

Alas Destiny’s...

[This story contains spoilers from the season two finale of Reasonable Doubt.]

Michael Ealy’s Reasonable Doubt character Damon Cooke seemingly rose from the dead in the Hulu legal drama’s season two finale. But his return was, as it turned out, only in the mind of series lead Jax Stewart (Emayatzy Corinealdi), who found herself playing an internal blame game when the realities of Lewis (McKinley Freeman) having a baby with another woman began to set in.

Jax’s train of thought isn’t totally off track, as her affair with Damon, as well as with a former co-worker, were the catalyst for the couple separating and Lewis sleeping with Toni (Tristan Cunningham), who loses their baby after going into labor early in the season two finale. At the end of season one, Jax’s romance with Damon took a dark turn when his possessiveness led him to kidnap the defense attorney and later commit suicide when authorities arrived to rescue her.

[This article contains spoilers from the season two finale of Reasonable Doubt.]

The case at the center of season two of Reasonable Doubt was deeply personal for Jax Stewart (Emayatzy Corinealdi) and her husband Lewis (McKinley Freeman). Jax not only found herself defending one of her closest friends, Shanelle (Shannon Kane), who was charged with first-degree murder in the death of her abusive husband Jt (Christopher Mychael Watson), but also questioning a witness on the stand who, unbeknownst to her at the time, was pregnant with her husband’s child. The revelation surprisingly manages to strengthen Jax and Lewis’ marriage — complements to couple’s therapy — and it’s a united front they’ll need to maintain after being served with papers alerting them that Toni (Tristan Cunningham) is suing the couple for the death of her and Lewis’ baby in the season finale.

“I think what really hurt her is that she thought Lewis and her would still have a bond,...

Warning: “Reasonable Doubt” Season 2 finale spoilers ahead.

“Reasonable Doubt” creator, executive producer and showrunner Raamla Mohamed unpacked the “raw” ending to Hulu/Onyx Collective’s hit legal drama’s second season, and the dramatic cliffhanger that sets up storylines for Season 3.

Fans can finally put their thumbs to rest and stop tweeting “free Shanelle,” as Jax Stewart’s (Emayatzy Corinealdi) bestie has officially been released from prison, thanks to District Attorney Lucy Wargo (Melissa Ponzio). Like last season, “Reasonable Doubt” didn’t hold back.

With domestic and intimate partner violence awareness being one of the focal points of Season 2’s messaging, trigger warnings were shown ahead of each episode. However, a much lengthier caution preceded Episode 10: “Encore,” which starts by showing the brutal altercation between Shanelle (Shannon Kane) and Jt in its entirety for the first time: no music, just dialogue. The sequence closes out to reveal Jt’s...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Reasonable Doubt Season 2, Episodes 1-4.] When it comes to Reasonable Doubt, viewers are living in Jax Stewart’s (Emayatzy Corinealdi) world, but Season 2 is proving that the lawyer isn’t as in control as she’d like to be. As the latest episodes unfold, Jax is tested with the variable of Corey Cash (Morris Chestnut) taking the lead on her friend Shanelle’s (Shannon Kane) defense case after she’s accused of murdering her husband Jt (Christopher Mychael Watson), and now she could be facing a further fracture in her marriage to Lewis (McKinley Freeman), who realized in the fourth episode, “Primetime,” that he may have fathered a child outside of his marriage after a fling with Toni (Tristan Cunningham) in Season 1. Disney/Crystal Power “We’re going to see two people who really love each other and want to make it work, and also see how both of them have to grow,” ...

Matt Lauria as Josh Folsom, Ariana Guerra as Detective Serena Chavez and Lex Medlin as Beau Finado in ‘CSI: Vegas’ season 2 episode 11

It’s all hands on deck when a mom goes missing on CBS’s CSI: Vegas season two episode 11, “Trinket.” Directed by Ruben Garcia from a script by Safia M. Dirie, episode 11 will air on Thursday, January 12, 2023 at 10pm Et/Pt.

The second season stars Paula Newsome as Maxine Roby, Marg Helgenberger as Catherine Willows, Matt Lauria as Joshua Folsom, and Mandeep Dhillon as Allie Rajan. Ariana Guerra plays Detective Serena Chavez, Lex Medlin is Beau Finado, and Jay Lee is Chris Park.

“Trinket” Plot: When a young, non-verbal boy is found hiding in a stranger’s garage, the CSI team searches for his missing mother. Also, Max receives a strange letter with symbols in silver ink that Folsom and Allie recognize from prior crime scenes.

Episode 11 guest stars include Sarah Gilman,...

Bloody Disgusting has learned today that Scripts Gone Wild returns to El Cid on November 30 at 7pm for a Christmas-centric reading of the Bob Clark horror classic, Black Christmas.

“Seeing as how a key plot point of the film revolves around an unwanted pregnancy, the charity for this read is the Center for Reproductive Rights, an organization doing all it can to combat the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade and support the rights of women everywhere.”

Headlining the read are horror scream queen Tiffany Shepis, actress and genre host Clarke Wolfe (Fear HQ), actor and comedian Edward Hong (Please

Stand By), and special guests to be announced. Rounding out the cast are Sgw favorites Aaron Laplante, Tristan Cunningham, Natalie Nicole Dressel, Rico E. Anderson, Chad Addison,

Alexis Iacono, and Frank Dietz. More casting to be announced soon.

“Black Christmas is my favorite horror film of all-time,” said Scripts Gone...

Season six episode two of CBS’s Swat keeps the story in Thailand and finds the team out to catch a drug lord. Directed by Billy Gierhart from a script by Kent Rotherham and Michael Gemballa, episode two – “Thai Another Day” – will air on Friday, October 14, 2022 at 8pm Et/Pt.

Season six stars Shemar Moore as Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson, Alex Russell as Jim Street, Jay Harrington as David “Deacon” Kay, Kenny Johnson as Dominique Luca, David Lim as Victor Tan, Patrick St. Esprit as Commander Robert Hicks, and Rochelle Aytes as Nichelle.

“Thai Another Day” Plot: Hondo, Deacon and Tan team up with Thailand’s elite S.W.A.T. team to stop a ruthless drug lord whose heroin operation has far-reaching ties to Los Angeles.

Otis “Odie” Gallop, Anna Enger Ritch, Sean Maguire, Tristan Cunningham, Mark Labella, Pasakorn Hoyhon, and Heeli Lounibos guest star.

Season 6 Episode 1 “Thai Hard” Preview Season 6 Episode 3 “Whoa...

Exclusive: Seasick Studios is looking to garner laughs about time travel. The two-year old indie company formed by actors Kemma Filby (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) and Walker Barnes (9-1-1) has commenced production on Parallel, its first sitcom about a twenty-something politician who travels through time “to conjure her perfect life.”

Filby and Barnes are set as series regulars in the comedy, along with Isabella Ward (Spielberg’s West Side Story) Alli Roberti, Luke Millington-Drake (The Cuphead Show) and Erika-Rose. Tara Strong and Tristan Cunningham (All Rise) will play recurring roles.

Here’s the official logline: “Desperate to be in control, 24-year-old novice politician Marnie (newcomer Roberti) travels through time in an attempt to conjure her perfect life by tweaking decisions in her past. Stubbornly disregarding the laws of time travel, she foolishly manipulates her friends’ timelines and unzips the fabric of the universe, creating severe repercussions.